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Charles Brauer reads accompanied by Abi Wallenstein and Günther Brackmann
Hotel Schützen Rheinfelden
Bahnhofstrasse 19, 4310 Rheinfelden
Charles Brauer reads well-known authors, accompanied by Abi Wallenstein on guitar and vocals and Günther Brackmann on piano.
Veranstaltungsdetails
Kurt Tucholsky created a satirical monument to the prototype of the narrow-minded German-Jewish bourgeois of the 1920s with the figure of Mr. Wendriner. Other heroes of German cabaret also have their say. The "inner leadership chain reaction" is a classic by Wolfgang Neuss. Joachim Ringelnatz introduces a typical "book lover", Wilhelm Busch the "painter Klecksel". Robert Gernhardt explains what art is. This and much more is brilliantly and subtly presented by Charles Brauer. He is accompanied by Abi Wallenstein (vocals and guitar) and Günther Brackmann (piano) with American classics from Suzy Q to Moonlight Serenade.
Charles Brauer, who was already in front of the camera as an eleven-year-old in the post-war drama "Irgendwo in Berlin", became known to a wide audience as Heinz Schölermann in the first German family television series "Familie Schölermann". He achieved particular popularity as long-standing Hamburg "Tatort" detective Peter Brockmöller alongside Manfred Krug. "Die blaue Mütze und andere Geschichten aus meinem Leben" was published in 2023. Audiobook lovers appreciate his accentuated recordings.
Abi Wallenstein is known as the "father of the Hamburg blues scene". He has been on stage since 1966 in a wide variety of formations and with many well-known musicians, delighting audiences with his picking style and the slide guitar of the Delta Blues.
Günther Brackmann can look back on four decades of stage experience and has worked as a solo pianist with many jazz and blues greats. Although he has broadened his musical spectrum considerably over the years, it is boogie-woogie in particular to which he has felt an affinity from the very beginning.
Do you have anything to do with art? - Satire and blues in major and minor keys
Charles Brauer reads texts by Kästner, Tucholsky, Gernhardt and others
Abi Wallenstein, guitar and vocals
Günther Brackmann, piano
Admission and bar service half an hour before the performance begins
Our tip: reserve dinner beforehand at 6.00 pm in the Restaurant Schützen on T +41 61 836 25 25 or [email protected]
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
Charles Brauer, who was already in front of the camera as an eleven-year-old in the post-war drama "Irgendwo in Berlin", became known to a wide audience as Heinz Schölermann in the first German family television series "Familie Schölermann". He achieved particular popularity as long-standing Hamburg "Tatort" detective Peter Brockmöller alongside Manfred Krug. "Die blaue Mütze und andere Geschichten aus meinem Leben" was published in 2023. Audiobook lovers appreciate his accentuated recordings.
Abi Wallenstein is known as the "father of the Hamburg blues scene". He has been on stage since 1966 in a wide variety of formations and with many well-known musicians, delighting audiences with his picking style and the slide guitar of the Delta Blues.
Günther Brackmann can look back on four decades of stage experience and has worked as a solo pianist with many jazz and blues greats. Although he has broadened his musical spectrum considerably over the years, it is boogie-woogie in particular to which he has felt an affinity from the very beginning.
Do you have anything to do with art? - Satire and blues in major and minor keys
Charles Brauer reads texts by Kästner, Tucholsky, Gernhardt and others
Abi Wallenstein, guitar and vocals
Günther Brackmann, piano
Admission and bar service half an hour before the performance begins
Our tip: reserve dinner beforehand at 6.00 pm in the Restaurant Schützen on T +41 61 836 25 25 or [email protected]
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.